Cruz Beckham Says He 'Hopes' For Reconciliation With Brother Brooklyn

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham confirmed earlier this year that he was no longer on speaking terms with the rest of his family.

Cruz Beckham has admitted he’s hopeful that he and his eldest brother Brooklyn can bury the hatchet at some point in the future.

The Beckham family have not been far from the headlines in the last few months, after Brooklyn confirmed rumours that he is no longer on speaking terms with his parents, who he accused of “controlling” and “performative” behaviour over the course of his “entire” life.

He also claimed that his famous mum and dad, Sir David and Victoria Beckham, had tried tried “endlessly” to “ruin” his relationship with his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham.

Earlier this week, TMZ stopped Cruz in the street for an interview, asking him if he had a message for his big brother on his birthday.

“Happy birthday,” the youngest of the Beckham boys offered.

When TMZ’s reporter asked if Cruz was “hopeful” that he and his brother could “repair the relationship”, he responded: “I hope so.”

Cruz Beckham wishes his brother Brooklyn a happy birthday amid family tension. 🎈 pic.twitter.com/ZK6MFjKGag— TMZ (@TMZ) March 5, 2026

Cruz Beckham wishes his brother Brooklyn a happy birthday amid family tension. 🎈 pic.twitter.com/ZK6MFjKGag

Earlier that day, Cruz had shared a picture of himself and Brooklyn on Instagram to commemorate the latter’s 27th birthday, which, as reported by Us Weekly, he captioned simply: “I love you.”

Sir David and Victoria also posted their own birthday tributes to their son, despite Cruz’s claims late last year that Brooklyn had blocked the entire family on Instagram.

Following Brooklyn’s initial statement about the family fall-out, Cruz had been spotted liking a number of comments making light of the situation.

While Sir David and Victoria Beckham have remained tight-lipped ever since Brooklyn spoke out, the morning after his son’s comments, the football legend gave an interview in which he made some timely remarks about social media use among young people.

“I’ve tried [with] my children to educate them,” he claimed. “They make mistakes. Children are allowed to make mistakes. That’s how they learn.

“That’s what I try to teach my kids. But you know, you have to sometimes let them make those mistakes as well.”

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